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... No probe on schools yet Minister THE EDUCATION Secretary Mrs Margaret Thatcher has told the National Union Teachers that she is reluctant at present to mount the full-scale inquiry sought by the NUT into working conditions in schools In a letter replying ...
... Mr. Peter Thomas, on their preparations to raise the school leaving age to 16 (RSLA), the Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. says the Government will be laying before Parliament the draft of an Order to make the change in 1972-73. Many people ...
... Alaska Airlines flight 1866 in which 111 ‘Give us money Maggie’ plea A YOUNG teacher pleaded to Education Secretary Mrs Margaret Thatcher at a conference at Bradford yesterday: “Look here Maggie if you want to help slow learners give us the money and we will ...
... road junctions and clearing route in advance particularly among the weekly market stalls in High Street Home again Mrs Margaret Thatcher Secret ary State for Education and S c i e nee flew home yesterday at the end of an official visit to Rumania Weather ...
... will be able to spend in the Welsh counties out of the £91m allocation this week for replacing old primary schools Mrs Margaret Thatcher the Minister announced that 1000 schools in England and Wales will be replaced through a special building programme of ...
... discharge of oil there More cash plea for old schools The National Union Teachers have warned Education Secretary Mrs ! Margaret Thatcher that her decision to allocate money for old secondary schools will have a serious effect Mr Edward B :tton the union's ...
... National Association of Schoolmasters Mr Thomas was one of the NAS deputation who went to see Education Minister Mrs Margaret Thatcher to discuss the problems arising from the over-ruling of the Croydon' headmaster who suspended a boy for writing an obscene ...
... authority Mr Archer thinks that axnprehensives are: ' A good idea provided they are not creamed off He disagrees Mrs Margaret Thatcher Minister Education and Science who advocates Grammar Schools for the more able children ' Mr Archer who has a masters ...
... radioed for help Road blocks were set up in the city and n i g h ourlng police forces were alerted Computer Board Mrs Margaret Thatcher Secretary for Education and Science has appointed Professor G A Barnard University Essex and Professor 3 C Gunn University ...
... rescind the first motion regarding free milk and that we adhere to the circular sent out by th Minister of Education Mrs Margaret Thatcher DELAYS Also that immediately we seek meeting with her asking her to sanction free milk for hardship cases conjunction ...
... expensive again! Today’s lesson ON THE reasonable assumption that there can be jnuch money over all for education Mr Margaret Thatcher has been switching her money (or rather ours) from one category of demand to another She has switched out of free milk ...